Daniel Mayer
ABSTRACT
The class PbindFx, contained in miSCellaneous_lib [1], an extension of SuperCollider (SC, [5]), enables the sequencing of arbitrary audio effect (fx) graphs and corresponding parameter sequences. In this context an fx graph means a graph of SC SynthDefs, i.e. synthesis and/or processing instruments, which themselves are naturally defined by graph structures. Therefore PbindFx can be understood as a flexible meta-synthesis tool, including the possibility of realtime replacement of all of its constitutive elements. When applied with sequencing of short events unusual variants of granular synthesis can be achieved. This special application has been demonstrated in my artistic research project kitchen studies, which is documented in the artistic research database Research Catalogue [2], miSCellaneous_lib includes the source code of the fixed media piece of the same name.
- Daniel Mayer. 2008-2019. miSCellaneous - a library of SuperCollider extensions. http://github.com/dkmayer/miscellaneous_libGoogle Scholar
- Daniel Mayer. 2017. kitchen studies. https://www.researchcataIogue.net/view/324609/324610Google Scholar
- Hiroki Nishino, Naotoshi Osaka, Ryphei Nakatsu. 2013. Unit-generators Considered Harmful (for Microsound Synthesis): A Novel Programming Model for Microsound Synthesis in LCSynth. ICMC Proceedings.Google Scholar
- Bruno Ruviaro. 2015. A Gentle Introduction to SuperCollider, Retrieved June 20th, 2019 from https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~ruviaro/texts/A_Gentle_Introduction_To_SuperCollider.pdfGoogle Scholar
- Scott Wilson, David Cottle, Nick Collins (Eds.). 2008. The SuperCollider Book. The MIT Press, Cambridge.Google Scholar
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